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Nigerian filmmakers making a global mark

afrol News, 6 May - The Nigerian film industry has overtaken Hollywood and closed the gap on India, the global leader in the number of movies produced each year, according to a new United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) report released yesterday.

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Egypt
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Egypt's renowned film-maker in coma

afrol News, 17 June - Egypt's most renowned film-maker is battling with survival at a Paris hospital. Admitted at an American hospital on Monday, doctors said Youssef Shahin's condition is "critical" but "stable."

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Africa
Culture - Arts
Africa’s cinema father is gone

afrol News, 13 June - Senegalese woke up with the sombre news of the death of Africa’s father of cinema last Sunday. Sembene Ousmane was considered the doyen of African cinema.

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Burkina Faso | Nigeria
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Nollywood absent in Africa's Fespaco film festival

afrol News, 2 March - Despite being the third biggest film industry in the world after Hollywood and Bollywood, Nigeria's Nollywood films have been absent from the Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou (FESPACO), held in Burkina Faso. Addicted lovers of Nigerian films have not been at ease about the development.

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Africa | Sierra Leone
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African blood diamond film hits theatres

afrol News, 8 December - Despite legislations and mountains of promises by the world, diamond companies still don't do enough to prevent the stones from being used to purchase weapons, fuel wars and create havoc in countries where poverty is endemic, campaigners claim. A new movie shaming the diamond business using the Sierra Leone example will now hit cinemas in Africa and beyond.

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» 24.05.2006 - South Africa's film industry joins forces with UK
» 15.05.2006 - African movie channel launched in UK
» 01.03.2006 - Nigeria gears up for 1st Zuma Film Festival
» 07.03.2005 - South Africa's "Drum" wins at Fespaco
» 03.03.2005 - Ouagadougou culture life blossoms during Fespaco
» 01.03.2005 - Finances discussed at pan-African film festival
» 28.02.2005 - Two killed as Burkina Faso film festival opens
» 21.02.2005 - South African film wins Golden Bear
» 13.09.2004 - Nigeria's filmmakers "comply with censors board"
» 19.08.2004 - Zambian TV employees fired after "masturbation film"
» 13.08.2004 - Giant French movie production shot in Djibouti
» 01.03.2004 - South Africa celebrates Oscar winner Theron
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